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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 11 (September 1899) (1899)

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gers, ing been carefully freed from water, the electrolysis is to the eye and also to recognize tumors or other gross carried on very satisfactorily in this apparatus, and constituted the only counting-board used by primitive anatomical changes of the anterior wall of the stom- man. It is well… … Romans, which serves as the basis attempt made to combine them that the fluorine which comes off, being in solution in of column reckoning, was invented by the Babylonians, so as to project the actual operations of the stomach. the liquid, attacks the copper to a slight extent at first, who, it…

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